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Green MSP faces quit calls over Israel swastika post; Trump urges Ukraine
Scottish Green MSP Ariane Burgess faces resignation calls after liking an antisemitic post, whilst Donald Trump urges Ukraine to choose a new leader.
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‘SNL’: Pete Hegseth Celebrates USS Abraham Lincoln Homecoming to San Diego, “Which the President Just Asked Iran to Blow Up”
Shane Gillis hosted Saturday Night Live for the third time, delivering a largely self-deprecating monologue about his weight, gym experiences and appearance, during which he accidentally swore on live television. The episode’s cold open featured Colin Jost as Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth welcoming the USS Abraham Lincoln home to San Diego, with Hegseth offering a…
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Trump says he’d ‘love’ to have Sen. John Fetterman as a Republican amid growing speculation
President Donald Trump has publicly said he would welcome Senator John Fetterman, a Pennsylvania Democrat, into the Republican Party, praising him as a “great guy” with “great common sense.” Trump suggested that Fetterman might have better electoral prospects as a Republican, implying that the Pennsylvania senator’s recent departures from Democratic party lines signal a potential…
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Wells’ Adelaide meeting claim questioned over missing ministerial diary entry
Communications Minister Anika Wells’ account of a meeting used to justify staying overnight in Adelaide has come under renewed scrutiny after another minister’s released diary did not name her. Wells told the expenses authority that she met South Australian Health Minister Chris Picton at a birthday party in June 2025; both ministers’ offices maintain the…
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Exposed: The British imams telling men to beat their wives if they say NO to sex. So why ARE police and ministers failing to crack down on them?
A newspaper investigation reports that some imams in Britain have preached that husbands may physically discipline wives who refuse sex, prompting concerns about domestic abuse and safeguarding. The claims have renewed questions about how authorities respond to such preaching and whether women in affected communities feel able to report abuse. The article names Yasin Munye…
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Labour faces calls to clarify links with Manchester City over MPs’ gifts
Pressure is mounting on Andy Burnham to distance Labour from Manchester City amid scrutiny of gifts accepted by MPs from the club and its UAE owners. The issue has gained political weight after an independent commission found the club guilty of 114 of 115 alleged financial rule breaches, and Burnham faced criticism over remarks about…
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Labour voters demand EU return; Trump faces election defeat doubts
Polling shows Labour supporters overwhelmingly want UK to rejoin the EU. Globally, questions mount over Trump’s election acceptance, whilst pro-Palestinian protests and demands for electoral reform echo from London to Delhi.
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Trump proposes renaming an ocean the Ocean of the Americas
President Trump has proposed renaming either the Atlantic or Pacific Ocean as “Trump Ocean” or “Ocean of the Americas” during a rally in Clarksville, Tennessee. The suggestion drew enthusiastic cheers from supporters and represents part of his broader campaign to rebrand major American geographical landmarks before his presidency concludes. Trump has already renamed the Gulf…
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Michael D Higgins objects to 39 homes planned beside Galway home
Former Irish president Michael D Higgins and his family have objected to plans for 39 homes beside their Galway home, arguing that the development could worsen existing road safety problems. The dispute has drawn attention because Higgins previously called Ireland’s housing crisis a “great, great, great failure”, although the family say they are not opposed…
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Helen McEntee’s handling of Garda whistleblower crisis has left Coalition insiders aghast. And there’s only one solution they’re going to accept from the floundering minister
Coalition colleagues say Helen McEntee plans to make a lengthy statement in the Dáil about her handling of Garda whistleblower disclosures, amid calls for a no-confidence motion. Opposition politicians are pressing her to answer questions in the chamber, while insiders reportedly want to avoid that format and shift scrutiny towards Justice Department officials. The controversy…